Becoming an Applied Anthropologist: Diverse Training Models With a Common Goal

May 1, 2011

Becoming an Applied Anthropologist: Diverse Training Models With a Common Goal

Filed under: 2011, Podcast — Jen Cardew Kersey @ 11:23 pm

CHAIRS: PETTS, Jamie (Oregon State U) and ROMERO-DAZA, Nancy (U S Florida)

PANELISTS: CARDEW KERSEY, Jen (Sapient), Bannon, Megan (Sapient) GELFER, Sharon (CSU-Long Beach), NOBLE, Charlotte (U S Florida), GOTTIER, Nicole (U Memphis), and PETTS, Jamie (Oregon State U)

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Session took place in Seattle, WA at the 71st Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology in March-April 2011.

Co-sponsored by: COPAA

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